Archive · 19 Aug 2025
Hamaara Itihaas Showcases Women's Role in Indian Independence
A new exhibit is telling the stories of women who fought for India's independence.
It's called 'Hamaara Itihaas' and is in Delhi.
The exhibit shares stories of brave women like those in the Rani of Jhansi Regiment.
They fought not just in India, but also in other countries to help India become free.
The exhibit shows photos, interviews, and a movie, aiming to inspire women today by showing how courageous these women were.
Exhibition at Delhi's India International Centre highlights women's roles in India's freedom struggle.
Sagari Chhabra's 'Hamaara Itihaas' features stories of women freedom fighters.
The exhibition runs until August 23rd and includes photos, interviews, and a documentary.
It showcases the Rani of Jhansi Regiment, an all-women combat unit of the Indian National Army.
The exhibit highlights the stories of women who fought for India's independence beyond its borders.
- Who
- Women freedom fighters, and Sagari Chhabra, the filmmaker.
- What
- An exhibition showcasing the contributions of women to India's independence.
- When
- The exhibition runs until August 23.
- Where
- Delhi, India at the India International Centre.
- Why
- To document and share the stories of women's roles in India's freedom struggle.
- Exhibition Name
- Hamaara Itihaas
- Key Figures
- Janaki Thevar, Subhadra Khosla, Momota Mehta, Lakshmi Saigal, Bibi Amar Kaur
- Location
- Kamaladevi Complex, Delhi
- Duration
- Until August 23
- Focus
- Women in the Indian independence movement
